be trained

He told them rescue dogs that find bodies at disaster sites can also be trained to detect the fainter scent of a person who had been dead for years, even someone who had been cremated.

Prof Bell says the situation with Apple is unlikely to be a genuine mistake with its data because its English language model would be trained on hundreds of thousands of hours of speech, which should give it a high level of accuracy.

"I want our military to be trained up and ready to go, but I also want air travellers to be safe as well, and there's a time and a place to do it, not at nine o'clock at night when there's heavy traffic."

They have to be “trained” by developers pumping their databases full of human-produced content — books, newspaper articles, junk scraped from the web, etc.

The Chinese company claims its model can be trained on 2,000 specialised chips compared to an estimated 16,000 for leading models.